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"If you feel like you are in a narcissistic, toxic, abusive, manipulative, controlling, deceiptful, or coercive relationship that is not bringing God glory, your staying in that relationship is not bringing God glory either. A fruitful relationship is consistently honoring God, yourself, and others." 

Hear me explain in this podcast episode: I already have it cued up (at 2:56)... Just Press Play.

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Speaking of that, I had a new comment this morning I want to speak to really quick.

There was a woman that just basically said on one of my posts that she has not been able to get free from her situation, and she has decided that that's the cross that Jesus wants her to bear.

I want to speak against that.

As a believer in Jesus Christ, I believe in the finished work of the cross.

If you look at Hebrews, I think chapters 8, 9, and 10, and also in Galatians chapter 3... if you really read what Jesus did at the cross for us; He died and paid the price...

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